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Never personally seen the point (no pun intended) I always prefer edge as close up to the handle or guard as possible for control and You can still choke up on a 4 1/2" - ish blade safely without the need for ricasso.. But thats just me and how i learnt to use a knife. I tried a bark river...

Had a few goes on a friends way back when i had my F1s. Had a fondle of one again recently. Very versatile knife. Hes had his years. (was also the guy who introduced me to BB and my first fallkniven F1 many moons ago) The fox river is Comfy in hand and not too big. A nicer convex than the F1 i...

Found.... Just another iron in the fire in case i cant persuade anyone to part with an F1 micarta... I might also be interested in a full size BRKT Fox river in micarta or Stab.

Ok. Taken to PM. Thanks

Hi One is now sold. Trade-wise I would offer the remaining one up as part-trade for either a Fallkniven F1 micarta or a bark river fox river. Thats all im looking for at the moment. Thanks for the interest.

1. ITEM: 2 x Terava Skrama 240 carbon steel. Both now SOLD. Many thanks. 2. CONDITION: As new 3. EXTRAS: Each has a new Rig made by me for the basic plastic Sheath consisting: - New British Army PLCE SA80 Bayonet Frog. - New Bulle molle utility pouch. 550 paracord attachment. - Atwood 550...

Hup :pompus: Sensible offers always considered PH x

Hup :pompus: Sensible offers always considered PH x

Hup :pompus: Sensible offers always considered PH x You cant crush a grape with it though :p

BRKT Option found.... Bit of a Change of heart/direction As per the title, im thinking of going back to my BB origins (first proper knife) I thought the F1 pro was ... OK ... but they had gone a little too thick on the blade for my liking. Looking for a fallkniven F1 micarta variant...

Search now called off :cool:

Firstly youll be pleased to know that most bikes now have a minimum 10 cog rear cluster. Sounds like a 32-12, 10 or 11 speed on the back might suit you ratio wise. With probably a 2x upfront. Whats your budget? That's the big decider to narrow it down. A "gravel" bike might be good. Its kind...

All interesting stuff thanks. What about water supplies to the more remote villages like these. Is the infrastructure quite strong or susceptible to failure? What are your day to day fuel sources, would you be forced to improvise?

Quite a stark contrast to the OP's query. Just guessing from your own location are you able to share some personal experience on this? Would definitely be educational. A situation that most of us im sure would hope never to be in What do you do? Stay indoors? Try and keep your family level...

1. ITEM: 1 x TBS Boar Special Edition 2. CONDITION: Purchased from New 22/06/2020 1 x test strike on a Ferro A quick, very light, tickle with a DC4 No other real world use as havent had time. 3. EXTRAS: TBS Nordic leather sheath Atwood 550 cord wrist lanyard 4. LOCATION: Buckingham 5. PRICE...

1. ITEM: CASE Canoe Blue G10 Smooth No.16743 (102131 SS) Manufactured 18/01/2020 2. CONDITION: BNIB minty fresh. 3. EXTRAS: Boxed 4. LOCATION: Buckingham UK 5. PRICE: £75 incl RMRD to UK & PP 6. DESCRIPTION: I used to have quite a few Case Canoes many moons ago. All lost to the great...

1. ITEM: 1 x Killrathi Knives Bushcraft Handmade. Now SOLD thank you. 2. CONDITION: Received new direct from the maker 22/06/2020 Two days out of the box for a play. Then oiled and stored. Cosmetic marks on the blade from Test cuts on softwood and a bit of feather sticking and lightly...

He was a good man. And survived monte-casino so had a bit of experience. But im guessing that advice was quite a standard in his day as ive heard a few variations since . Still glad he drummed it into me though.

Also maybe i should add that my rig that lives with this blade all the time includes the basic necessities. - DC4 - LMF ferro - Oil Cloth in a Ziploc bag. For maintenance. Not used yet. A microfibre cloth heavily impregnated with VP90 shotgun oil. - Basic patch up kit Band aids and steri-wipe...

Good point. 80CrV2 however is an oustanding sweet spot steel for toughness, edge retention etc. It contains more chromium than O1 but not enough to be considered stainless obviously. Its not the maintenance nightmare you might think. Ive tried the stainless version and unless you are really...